The Corrections Department chief executive, David Brown, said the “offender breached the conditions of his extended supervision order” on Friday.

“This breach was reported to (SA Police), who have confirmed they are actively searching for the offender,” he said.

Under state law, the Attorney-General can apply to the Supreme Court for such an order for serious sexual or violent offenders and can remain in force for up to five years.

Such orders can include certain conditions such as electronic monitoring or communication bans, which are decided by the Parole Board.

He is described as caucasian, 175cm, with a slim build. He previously tattoos on both arms and his back.

The police spokesman said: “If you see Luke Brandon or have any information about his whereabouts, please call … 131 444 immediately or triple-0 in an emergency.”

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